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New Bloomfield — Helias, Smith-Cotton, Capital City, and Eugene headline Monday’s local high school girls soccer winners. Starting with Helias, the lone goal from Jenna Roark was the difference in the Lady Crusaders’ 1-0 win against Union. Across town, Capital City scored early and often in their 12-0 win against Owensville. The Lady Cavaliers got […]

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New Bloomfield — Helias, Smith-Cotton, Capital City, and Eugene headline Monday’s local high school girls soccer winners.

Starting with Helias, the lone goal from Jenna Roark was the difference in the Lady Crusaders’ 1-0 win against Union.

Across town, Capital City scored early and often in their 12-0 win against Owensville.

The Lady Cavaliers got the win on senior night.

In Columbia, Rock Bridge and Smith-Cotton had to go to penalty kicks where the visiting Tigers came out on top, 2-1.

Down in Eugene, Olivia Kempker scored four goals in the first half in the Lady Eagles’ 9-1 win against California.

The result in Eugene’s 10th win of the season.

Check out Monday’s local highlights and scores in the video above!

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Sports Friday

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – It’s Friday! With Spring Break behind us, high school matchups are picking up again. 7News Sportscasters Mel Busler and Rob Krone take a look at standout teams and athletes as we get deeper into the spring sports season. The duo also talks about upcoming wrestling and MMA fights in the […]

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May 9, 2025

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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – It’s Friday!

With Spring Break behind us, high school matchups are picking up again.

7News Sportscasters Mel Busler and Rob Krone take a look at standout teams and athletes as we get deeper into the spring sports season.

The duo also talks about upcoming wrestling and MMA fights in the North Country.

Tune in to their discussion, a 7News Extra, below.

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Local highlights and scores

ASHLAND, Mo. (KMIZ) Here are your local scores from Thursday, May 8, 2025. You can watch the highlights in the video player above. HS BASEBALL ELDON (2) SOUTHERN BOONE (9) FINAL HALLSVILLE (0) FATIMA (10) FINAL/5 NORTH CALLAWAY (1) MEXICO (2) FINAL FULTON (2) MOBERLY (1) FINAL/9 BATTLE (6) SMITH-COTTON (5) FINAL LICKING (12) BLAIR […]

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ASHLAND, Mo. (KMIZ)

Here are your local scores from Thursday, May 8, 2025. You can watch the highlights in the video player above.

HS BASEBALL

ELDON (2) SOUTHERN BOONE (9) FINAL

HALLSVILLE (0) FATIMA (10) FINAL/5

NORTH CALLAWAY (1) MEXICO (2) FINAL

FULTON (2) MOBERLY (1) FINAL/9

BATTLE (6) SMITH-COTTON (5) FINAL

LICKING (12) BLAIR OAKS (5) FINAL

BELLE (2) CAPITAL CITY (9) FINAL

WARRENSBURG (5) BOONVILLE (1) FINAL

HERMANN (4) SOUTH CALLAWAY (9) FINAL

WINDSOR (0) TIPTON (7) FINAL

KNOB NOSTER (0) CALIFORNIA (1) FINAL

PRAIRIE HOME (4) FAYETTE (1) FINAL

ST. ELIZABETH (13) CROCKER (10) FINAL

MARION COUNTY (1) WESTRAN (9) FINAL

OWENSVILLE (3) EUGENE (8) FINAL

ST. JAMES (0) LINN (4) FINAL

PILOT GROVE (0) NEW FRANKLIN (11) FINAL

HS GIRLS SOCCER

MOBERLY (8) FULTON (0) FINAL

TOLTON (0) HICKMAN (3) FINAL

MEXICO (0) SOUTHERN BOONE (8) FINAL

ROLLA (0) CAPITAL CITY (1) FINAL/2OT

MARSHALL (1) HANNIBAL (9) FINAL

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School records fall at Helena's crosstown track and field meet

HELENA — The Helena High School and Capital High School track and field teams held their annual crosstown meet at Vigilante Stadium Thursday afternoon. Multiple school records fell, including: Capital sophomore Oliver Mow recorded a 14.04-second time in the boys 110-meter hurdles Helena senior Aayden Simmons recorded a long jump of 22 feet, 11 inches […]

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May 9, 2025

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School records fall at Helena's crosstown track and field meet

HELENA — The Helena High School and Capital High School track and field teams held their annual crosstown meet at Vigilante Stadium Thursday afternoon.

Multiple school records fell, including:

Capital sophomore Oliver Mow recorded a 14.04-second time in the boys 110-meter hurdles
Helena senior Aayden Simmons recorded a long jump of 22 feet, 11 inches
Capital junior Cooper Nelson recorded a 10.68 in the 100-meter dash
Helena junior Pacer Lybbert recorded a 10.76 in the 100-meter dash
Helena’s 400-meter relay team recorded a 41.91

Highlights from the meet can be viewed in the above video. Results can be viewed here.

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Cole, Ranum, and Walker are the WyoPreps Athletes of the Week 5

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Cole, Ranum, and Walker are the WyoPreps Athletes of the Week 5

The WyoPreps Athletes of the Week, presented by Premier Bone and Joint Centers, turned in outstanding efforts on the softball diamond and in field events from track and field. After last week’s performances, April 28 through May 4, 2025, Campbell County junior Sadie Cole, Campbell County senior Raynor Ranum, and Kelly Walsh senior Landon Walker were chosen for the weekly honor. Cole turned in a dominating week in the circle for the Camels, while Ranum and Walker set records at the Wyoming Track Classic.

WYOPREPS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK WINNERS 5-8-25

Girls Winner

Cole helped Campbell County to a 6-0 record last week on the softball diamond. They swept Kelly Walsh in cross-pod games and then went 4-0 in the Eastside Softball Tournament in Wheatland and Torrington. That included victories over the No. 2, No. 3, and No. 5 ranked teams in the state. Cole went 4-0 in the circle. She threw 20 innings and allowed only five runs on 11 hits in the four games. Cole struck out 44 batters and walked only 13. Two of her performances were shutouts, against No. 3 Wheatland and No. 2 Cheyenne East. She struck out 13 in a 3-0 victory over the Thunderbirds. She also had 12 strikeouts against Kelly Walsh and ten versus Central. In limited appearances at the plate, Cole was 4-8 with one double, one RBI, and five runs scored. She also walked twice.

WyoPreps caught up with Ms. Cole to chat regarding her effort last week. Cole said it was a big week for the team and her. She discussed her most effective pitches, the game that stood out most, her love for softball, and other key items that made last week a great week.

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Boys Winners

Raynor Ranum swept both throwing events at the prestigious Wyoming Track Classic, which is a best-of-the-best individual track meet. One of the top throwers in the state this year, the senior won the shot put at the Classic with a toss of 64-04. That set a new meet record. He won by nearly 13 feet over the runner-up. Ranum also took first in the discus. His best toss was 160-09, and he won that event by over 11 feet.

Raynor spoke with WyoPreps about his performance. He said the key was that everything came together in a good way. Ranum described his mindset, his technique, how he got into throwing, and more.

Landon Walker also had a big day last Friday at the Wyoming Track Classic. He won the long jump and the triple jump. What stood out was his leap of 49-07 in the triple jump, which was a new all-time best mark in state history. It does not set a state record, because those must be set at the state championships later this month, but no one has ever jumped farther from Wyoming at the prep track and field level. Walker won that event by over three feet. His best mark in the long jump was 23-1.50. That made it a two-for-two day at the Classic.

Walker reflected on his day with WyoPreps. He described how good he felt entering that track meet, how he was a bit surprised by the distance since it came after his win in the long jump, what his focus is for both events, and more.

Congratulations to Sadie, Raynor, and Landon on being selected as the Premier Bone and Joint Centers WyoPreps Athletes of the Week!

Eastside Round Robin Softball Tournament

Gallery Credit: Tony Montoya

Wyoming/307 Track Classic

Gallery Credit: Shannon Dutcher

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High school highlights for Thursday, May 8, 2025

RED WING INVITATIONAL • John Marshall’s Drew Glandon shot an impressive 4-under par 67 at Mississippi National Golf Course. That was the top score by a JM golfer in 20-plus years. It helped the Rockets to a third-place finish in the Red Wing Invitational, with a 313 total. JM’s Peyton Eckhoff shot a 77. ADVERTISEMENT […]

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High school highlights for Thursday, May 8, 2025

RED WING INVITATIONAL

• John Marshall’s Drew Glandon shot an impressive 4-under par 67 at Mississippi National Golf Course. That was the top score by a JM golfer in 20-plus years. It helped the Rockets to a third-place finish in the Red Wing Invitational, with a 313 total. JM’s Peyton Eckhoff shot a 77.

HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

• Lake City’s Braxton Berlin shot a 71 at Stewartville Golf Course to finish with meet medalist honors. Pine Island/Zumbrota-Mazeppa’s Collin Fogarty and Byron’s Tyler Matter tied for second with 72s. PIZM won the meet with a 589 total. Stewartville was second (611) and Lourdes third (613). Lourdes got a fourth-place finish from Colton Rich with a 74.

GIRLS LACROSSE

BIG NINE CONFERENCE

• Liv Morrissey had four goals, including the game-winner in overtime, as Century beat Owatonna 9-8. Bella Ashton netted three goals and dished out two assists as well for the Panthers.

• John Marshall scored eight second-half goals to knock off Northfield 9-8 for the first victory of the season. Luca Nuerer and Camilla Hangee each scored four goals, while Jia Curran made 12 saves on 20 shots in goal for the Rockets.

• Nevaeh Ficken netted the game-winning goal to push Mayo past Mankato East 6-5 in double overtime.

BIG NINE CONFERENCE

• Mayo took both ends of a doubleheader from Century, beating the Panthers 5-3 and then 14-4. Mayo tagged Century’s top pitcher Mike Ruff for nine hits and five runs over three innings in Game 1 in handing him his first loss of the season. Mayo’s Michael Johnson blistered from the plate, going 4-for-4 with three RBIs. In Game 2, power hitter Jack Ryan started off the game with a two-run home run. He finished the contest with three hits, including a double, and five RBIs. Carter Funk went 3-for-4 for the Spartans.

HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

• Aidan Gross hit two doubles and drove in three runs as Byron was able to hold off Lake City 8-7. Joe Von Arx, Mason Helland and Jacob Von Arx each had a pair of hits for the Bears. Asher Bee finished 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs to lead Lake City.

THREE RIVERS CONFERENCE

• Chatfield took both ends of a doubleheader from Dover-Eyota, winning 6-1 and 14-0. Kaisen Johnson had two hits and scored twice in the first game, while Thane Schild had two hits and three RBIs. Cole Ramaker tossed a seven-hitter for the Gophers. In Game 2, Andrew Eickhoff tossed a one-hitter in Chatfield’s five-inning win. He struck out six and walked two. Thane Schild had a triple and three RBIs.

• Will Peterson broke a 4-4 tie in the seventh with a three-run double as Winona Cotter beat Lewiston-Altura 9-4.

GOPHER CONFERENCE

• Hayfield’s Eric Bermea and Hunter Simonson both had two hits, and Bermea tossed a six-hitter over seven innings in Hayfield’s 8-2 win over United South Central.

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

• Mabel-Canton scored five in the bottom of the sixth to overcome a four-run deficit and beat Spring Grove 6-5. Nolan Garness and Milton Hutchinson each went 2-for-3 for M-C. Ezra Griffin homered for the Lions.

NON-CONFERENCE

• Frank Flicek hit a pair of doubles and Zumbrota-Mazeppa beat Plainview-Elgin-Millville 5-3 in eight innings.

• Lourdes used excellent pitching and hitting to blank Blooming Prairie 13-0. The Eagles’ Jack Roe was a perfect 3-for-3 with a home run and a double and four RBIs. Nick Bowron had a double and a home run and also drove in four runs. The winning pitcher was Elliot Schell. He allowed three hits in the five-inning game

BIG NINE CONFERENCE

• Jadah Kroening tossed a pair of shutouts as Century swept rival Mayo, 10-0 and 2-0, in a doubleheader. Kroening allowed just one hit with five strikeouts across five innings in Game 1, before a three-hit shutout with 10 punchouts in Game 2.

HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

• Kaydence Fjerstad went 3-for-4 with a double, a triple and an RBI as Byron beat Lake City 7-4. Mackenzie Stelle earned the win in the circle for the Bears, striking out 12 in seven innings.

• Anna Ritz homered and Mya Menge finished 2-for-4 to help Cannon Falls beat Pine Island 7-5. Lauren Elsmore went 2-for-2 for the Panthers.

THREE RIVERS CONFERENCE

• Miranda Palmby homered and drove in two runs, while Olivea Banitt had a pair of doubles and drove in five runs as Dover-Eyoat outlasted Chatfield 13-11. Brynn Horsman went 3-for-5 for the Gophers.

• Brairy Proulx drove in four runs in Caledonia’s 21-0, four-inning win over Fillmore Central.

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

• McKenzie Schaefer went 2-for-3 with a triple, an RBI and two runs scored in Lyle-Austin Pacelli’s 9-7 win over Schaeffer Academy. She also earned the win in the circle. Blythe Morgan and Bryana Izere each tripled and scored a run for Schaeffer Academy.

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

• Jaida Sorenson had two triples and two RBIs as part of a 3-for-4 night in Southland’s 9-0 defeat of GMLOK 9-0.

NON-CONFERENCE

• Ali Restovich finished 3-for-4 with two RBIs, while Taylor Seelhammer went 3-for-3 with three runs scored as Lourdes beat Plainview-Elgin-Millville. Anna Wieneke tossed three shutout innings in relief for the Eagles. Claire Rahman went 3-for-3 to lead the Bulldogs.

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05/07/2025 high school spring sports results

AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) – Washburn High School is on a three game home stretch this week. Yesterday the co-op teams hosted the Southern Aroostook Warriors. We’ve already seen Damien DuMont hit well for his team with runners in scoring position, this hit will bring one runner home, and advance another runner to third base, […]

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05/07/2025 high school spring sports results

AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) – Washburn High School is on a three game home stretch this week.

Yesterday the co-op teams hosted the Southern Aroostook Warriors.

We’ve already seen Damien DuMont hit well for his team with runners in scoring position, this hit will bring one runner home, and advance another runner to third base, runners on the corners for Washburn.

A couple balls in the dirt would score one run and bring DuMont to third base.

Gabe Espling at the plate for the Beavers with a runner on third.

A base hit would bring that run home and Washburn is hot to start the game.

Southern Aroostook’s defense comes up big to cap off a big inning for the Beavers.

The Warriors trying to get some offense of their own going, this walk would load the bases for Southern Aroostook.

Trafton Russell was walked so one run scored, Daniel Kuindersma at the plate, a rip to the outfield, two runs will come to the plate to score, Southern Aroostook with runners on second and third.

Ethan Collier would drive home another run, 20 total runs scored in this one, the Warriors come out on top 12-8.

Onto the softball fields in Washburn, Hope Curry is going to get the party started for the Warriors with a hit to the outfield, she’ll turn that into a double in the top of the 1st.

Olivia Ellingwood will drive in the first run of this game, getting the scoring started early, 1-0 Lady Warriors.

Brielle Taveras was able to reach first through a walk, and eventually made her way over to third.

A pass ball would give Washburn their first run of the game in the bottom of the first.

Top of the second… Bethany Schmidt with a chance to drive a runner home and she will do exactly that… Alexa Hersey will be the runner to cross the plate.

The Washburn/Easton Lady Beavers put together their best offensive performance with 16 runs.

But the Lady Warriors come up with 28 to beat the Lady Beavers at home.

Southern Aroostook is off to a hot start at 3-1

Head coach Paul Sherman said, “We don’t really worry about that too much, we mostly enjoy playing the game, being together. We mostly measure it by are we hitting the ball hard, are we catching it. You only control what you can do and then there’s also what they are but they enjoy playing the game and enjoy being together, we’re learning and we’re happy about that.”

Southern Aroostook’s next games will be a doubleheader in Fort Kent Saturday at 11 and 1.

The Northern Maine Moose boys lacrosse team is into the win column.

The Moose met with John Bapst on Husson’s fields last night.

They won 8-5 behind Isaiah Ervin’s 3 goals and 3 assists, Colton Simoes’ 2 goals, Brayden Drake, Eli Brown, and Damion Stuart each scored once.

Head coach Adam Simoes said “A slower start than we wanted but once we gained momentum the team worked well together today. When multiple players have success that’s a good sign. “My offensive players clicked today. We did a lot of reps in practice and it paid off. I hope this gives my offensive players some confidence in their skills. Our defense did well tonight holding shots to the outside and protecting Carter. A great group effort.”

The Lady Moose hosted Bangor, the team put up a good fight against the Rams.

The team lost 18-6 behind four goals for Tori Ervin.